Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Physical Education & Sports study materials
Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Physical Education & Sports study resources

Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Physical Education & Sports study plan

Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Physical Education & Sports · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Fundamentals of Anatomy, Physiology and Kinesiology in Sports & Growth and Development, Motor Development and Physical Activity

  • Label the major bones, joints and muscle groups on a blank skeleton and joint chart, and state the type of movement each joint permits

  • Explain the structure and function of the heart, lungs and blood vessels and trace the path of blood and oxygen through the body during exercise

  • Distinguish growth from development and motor development from physical activity, and list the stages of each across childhood and adolescence

  • Describe how physical activity influences bone density, muscle development and motor skill acquisition at different growth stages

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn labelled anatomy chart (skeleton, major joints, muscle groups) plus a one-page comparison table of growth, development, motor development and physical activity

Week 2

Fundamentals of Anatomy, Physiology and Kinesiology in Sports & Training and Doping in Sports

  • Define kinesiology and classify levers in the human body with one sporting example for each class of lever

  • Explain the sliding filament theory of muscle contraction and identify which muscle fibre type suits sprinting versus endurance events

  • Define training load, adaptation and recovery, and explain the overload, progression, specificity and reversibility principles

  • Compare continuous, interval, fartlek and circuit training and match each method to a suitable sport or fitness goal

Your checkpoint

A two-page summary sheet with lever diagrams, fibre-type comparison and a training-method table, self-tested with 15 recall questions

Week 3

Training and Doping in Sports & Sports and Nutrition

  • Explain the physiological effects of warm-up and cool-down and design a 15-minute warm-up for a chosen sport

  • Define doping, list the WADA prohibited categories with an example of each, and describe the health and legal consequences of doping

  • List the macro- and micronutrients, state their functions and sources, and explain the role of water and electrolytes in exercise

  • Calculate a simple pre-, during- and post-competition meal plan for a chosen athlete and justify the timing of each meal

Your checkpoint

A one-page anti-doping fact sheet plus a written nutrition plan for one athlete covering a training day and a competition day

Week 4

Physical Fitness, Wellness and Lifestyle & Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Sports

  • Distinguish physical fitness, wellness and lifestyle and list the health-related and skill-related components of fitness

  • Explain how regular activity, diet, sleep and stress management reduce lifestyle disease risk, and identify common lifestyle diseases and their risk factors

  • Define test, measurement and evaluation and explain validity, reliability and objectivity with examples

  • Describe and correctly administer at least four fitness tests (e.g. sit-and-reach, 50 m sprint, sit-ups, 12-minute run/walk) and interpret the results against norms

Your checkpoint

A completed fitness test record for a partner or self, with raw scores, norms comparison and a written evaluation paragraph

Week 5

Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Sports & Sports Injuries, First Aid and Rehabilitation

  • Administer and score a motor fitness and skill-related test battery, recording data in a standard record-file format

  • Distinguish acute from chronic injuries and soft-tissue from hard-tissue injuries, and describe the signs of each

  • Apply the RICE protocol and describe first aid for sprains, strains, fractures, cramps and heat exhaustion

  • Outline the aims and methods of rehabilitation, including range-of-motion, strengthening and gradual return to play

Your checkpoint

A record-file section containing a full test battery with raw data, norms, evaluation and a one-page first-aid quick-reference card for five common injuries

Week 6

Physical Education: Meaning, Aims, Objectives and Career Options & Olympic Movement and Sports Awards

  • State the meaning, aims and objectives of physical education and distinguish aims from objectives with examples

  • List career options in physical education, sport and fitness and state the qualification and role for each

  • Trace the modern Olympic movement from 1896 to the present and name key figures and their contributions

  • Identify the sports awards of India (e.g. Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna, Arjuna Award, Dronacharya Award, Dhyan Chand Award) and state their criteria

Your checkpoint

A career-options mind map and an Olympic and awards timeline with at least 10 dated entries and correct award criteria

Week 7

Sports Psychology, Sociology and Ethics & Practical: Game/Sport Skills, Fitness Testing and Record File

  • Explain motivation, anxiety, arousal and aggression and describe how each affects performance, including the inverted-U relationship

  • Describe goal setting, imagery and relaxation techniques and apply one psychological strategy to a real training scenario

  • Explain the sociological role of sport, sportsmanship, fair play and the ethics of doping and cheating

  • Demonstrate and self-assess the core skills of one chosen game against a written checklist and plan two drills for weak areas

Your checkpoint

A practical skills self-assessment sheet with a checklist score and a two-drill improvement plan, plus a short written case analysis of one psychological or ethical scenario

Week 8

Physical Education: Meaning, Aims, Objectives and Career Options & Physical Fitness, Wellness and Lifestyle & Olympic Movement and Sports Awards & Growth and Development, Motor Development and Physical Activity & Sports and Nutrition & Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Sports & Fundamentals of Anatomy, Physiology and Kinesiology in Sports & Training and Doping in Sports & Sports Injuries, First Aid and Rehabilitation & Sports Psychology, Sociology and Ethics & Practical: Game/Sport Skills, Fitness Testing and Record File

  • Complete two full-length mock papers under timed conditions and score them against the marking scheme

  • Re-teach the five weakest topics from the mock analysis using the record file and summary sheets

  • Recite key definitions, formulae, award criteria and prohibited-substance categories from memory without notes

  • Finalise and bind the complete practical record file with all tests, evaluations and skill assessments

Your checkpoint

Two scored mock papers with a written error log and a bound, complete practical record file ready for submission

Milestones

Week 2: Can label the skeleton, joints and muscle groups from memory and explain lever classes and training principles without notes

Week 4: Fitness test record completed with raw scores, norms and a written evaluation; scores at least 60% on a self-made 30-question quiz covering Domains 2, 4, 6 and 7

Week 6: Can state all Indian sports award criteria and at least 10 dated Olympic milestones from memory, and explain three career options with qualifications

Week 8: Both mock papers scored above the target pass mark, error log reviewed, and the practical record file complete and bound